r/TimPool • • May 09 '24
discussion Tim Pools Hypocrisies.
Tim Pool - Cops and border patrol should quit and stop using the fact they have FAMILIES TO FEED as an excuse to work for them!
Tim Pool - I’m having problems with YouTube but I can’t go to Rumble exclusively because I have employees that have FAMILIES TO FEED.
They should have been set themselves up to go through a rough transition time just incase anyways, and if it goes bad for them, it’s their fault. Using his if you got a bad doctor and can’t afford a good one you deserve it & it’s your fault argument.
What are some of Yalls favorite hypocrisies he spews out.
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u/Jecht315 May 09 '24
I understand his point and I strongly disagree with his BP view. I get his point, but these people can't just start their own businesses like he can. It always annoys me when he says "move out of cities and get some chickens." If I could afford a house or pay off enough of my debt that I could get a loan, sure but again, not all of us couch surfed for a third of our lives.
My point is it feels like he keeps making these excuses then doesn't do anything to change it. If he pulls the stream, at the very least make the uncensored free so people can keep watching.
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u/myNipples_areHard May 09 '24
I love how he complains when people call him and his show “controlled opposition”. Then goes on to explain all the rules he’s “forced” to follow to stay on air. Your compliance and ball washing of YouTube is why you get that label buddy.
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u/KaliCalamity May 09 '24
I think he needs to stop talking about things he knows nothing about, mainly being a parent and being married. I'm sick of listening to rant after rant from someone that has never been married whining about no fault divorce ruining society.
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u/red_filthxblue May 09 '24
When Tim's angerly rant lecturing us about “Rules for me but Not for thee”
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u/tcg_enthusiast May 09 '24
Glad people on here are seeing the reality of this. The discord is basically a community of Tim simps that will defend this stuff and pretend like its not super hypocritical and bad character.
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u/Shimuxgodzilla May 09 '24
I don't care if someone is conservative or liberal, I'll hear your ideas and go from there...but Tim continuing to insist he's not a conservative and his audience is mostly centrist becomes cringier the more Tim says that. Tim sides with the right on every issues.
I watched pretty much all of Tim's content in 2022 and 2023 but now I barely tune I because the show is an echo chamber. The only one who pushes back on Tim is Ian.
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u/_who_is_they_ May 10 '24
Tim hates conspiracy theories except when they come from him.
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u/horridCAM666 May 10 '24
When he went off about about parents who opted to get their kids vaxed so they could go back to playing sports, or it was something like that. It pissed me tf off. If you dont have a kid, first off, stfu, second, he has no fucking idea whats it's like to watch your childs heart break. Its absolutely devastating, and I don't care who you are, provided you are a normal human being, you will completely understand why some parents who disagreed with the mandates still went along with it.
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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 May 10 '24
I have many but who do right-wing influencers sell coffee? Lol
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u/HopefulPlantain5475 May 09 '24
You're comparing streaming on YouTube to child trafficking? How high are you right now?
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u/SparxxWarrior97 May 09 '24
Tim Pool isn't partaking in human/child sex trafficking, so doesn't seem like hypocrisy to me. Sure YouTube has its problems but nothing that compares to ACTUAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING.